News tagged ‘ssd’
Wednesday, 20 Feb 2013
OCZ Introduces New Vertex 3.20 SSD with 20nm NAND Flash
OCZ Technology today announced a new 20nm NAND flash version of its Vertex 3 SSD Series - the Vertex 3.20.
Friday, 15 Feb 2013
Sonnet's 6Gbps SATA PCIe 2.5-inch SSD Cards Now Support Booting in Mac Pro
Sonnet Technologies has upgraded its Tempo SSD and Tempo SSD Pro 6Gbps SATA PCIe 2.5-inch SSD cards to support booting in Mac Pro computers.
Tuesday, 5 Feb 2013
Silicon Power Introduces the Slim S50 SSD
The Slim S50 SSD comes equipped with the latest firmware and advanced controller circuit design, ensuring stable IOPS performance after extended periods of usage.
Wednesday, 23 Jan 2013
Micron Introduces New P400m SSD for Data Center Servers and Storage Platforms
Micron has just announced their new P400m high-endurance MLC NAND SSD for enterprise use.
Monday, 21 Jan 2013
Plextor M5M mSATA SSD for Ultrabooks and Tablet PCs Announced
Plextor introduces the new M5M mSATA, which boasts a sequential read speed of 540MB/s and a write speed of 430MB/s in the highly compact JEDEC MO-300 form factor.
Thursday, 17 Jan 2013
Foremay Launches World's First 2TB SSD
20 months after shipping the world's first 1TB SSD, Foremay has just outdone itself by introducing the world's first 2TB SSD.
Wednesday, 16 Jan 2013
Mushkin Announces U.S. Availability of 480GB Atlas mSATA SSD
Mushkin has announced the U.S availability of the 480GB Atlas mSATA solid-state drive. Available at Newegg.com, it is priced at US$499.99, and comes covered by a 3-year limited warranty.
Thursday, 10 Jan 2013
Mushkin Introduces New 960GB Chronos SATA III Solid-State Drive
Mushkin has just unveiled its newest 960GB Chronos SATA III Solid-state drive at CES 2013.
Tuesday, 8 Jan 2013
Mushkin Presents Its Entire Lineup of Next Gen Products at CES 2013
Mushkin is unveiling its latest range of products at their 1,800 square foot suite at CES 2013.
Thursday, 6 Dec 2012
Plextor Releases New Firmware for M5 Pro SSD
Plextor has just released a new firmware for their M5 Pro SSD that will enable the drive to achieve up to 100,000 IOPS.
